Wild Wales: Its People, Language and Scenery by George Henry Borrow
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"When we have bread we live well." "If I give you a penny will you bring me some water?" "We will, whether you give us a penny or not. Come, sister, let us go and fetch the gentleman water." They ran into the house and presently returned, the girl bearing a pan of water. After I had drunk I gave each of the children a penny, and received in return from each a diolch or thanks. "Can either of you read?" "Neither one nor the other." "Can your father and mother read?" "My father cannot, my mother can a little." "Are there books in the house?" "There are not." "No Bible?" "There is no book at all." "Do you go to church?" |
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